Synonyms for internalize
ɪnˈtɜr nlˌaɪzin·ter·nal·ize

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1. internalize, internalise, interiorize, interioriseverb

   incorporate within oneself; make subjective or personal

   "internalize a belief"

   Synonyms:
   interiorize, internalise, interiorise

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1. List of paraphrases for "internalize":

   internalise, assimilate

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1. Mickey Mehta:

   TVs have become smart and humans have become stupid. Dependence on technology is rendering a human depleted of inner intelligence. With mechanization man has learnt to become mechanical. Don't get completely programmed and be digitized, switch on internally, become intelligent, internalize and MickeyMize.

2. Paul Hokemeyer:

   The goal (of psychotherapy) is for the patient to internalize the reparative relationship with their clinician. The Wall Street Journal

3. Rakyan Adibrata:

   They want to internalize the conflicts in Indonesia so they can bring more people from the outside, just like Syria, you need to create a conflict zone very big that can be a magnet for all jihadi to come across the world to Indonesia to wage war. That's their main objective.

4. Dulcinea Pitagora:

   Queer, trans, and cis people are all socialized from a very young age to make all of the same assumptions about themselves and others, and it's almost impossible not to internalize and project those assumptions on others to some extent, because of that, it makes sense that queer and transgender and gender non-conforming people worry about people reading us the wrong way, because of how the majority often incorrectly reads our gender, or makes other assumptions based on the way our bodies are perceived.

5. Andrew Bakaj:

   The call to have my client's identity disclosed will fundamentally harm a process that took decades to build. By extension, it will adversely impact Congressional oversight. These consequences, I fear, will be long-lasting, if Congress and others do not protect my client's anonymity -- which my client is afforded to by law -- not only does it jeopardize their safety, but it jeopardizes an entire system that took decades to build. It will destroy effective Congressional oversight for years to come. This is what is at stake. It is time for Members of Congress and our government leaders to internalize this fact.